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... woman as a poetic force and lamour fou . This positive connotation of love , woman , and their poetic function is indicative of surrealist attempts to dis- cover a " universal harmony " through im- passioned revelation . In the words of ...
... woman as a poetic force and lamour fou . This positive connotation of love , woman , and their poetic function is indicative of surrealist attempts to dis- cover a " universal harmony " through im- passioned revelation . In the words of ...
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... woman equally involved and concerned with the events of modern society . Un- like Beaudelaire , Apollinaire rejects the beautiful , sexless artificiality of makeup and dress that mask the living , thinking being underneath - woman is ...
... woman equally involved and concerned with the events of modern society . Un- like Beaudelaire , Apollinaire rejects the beautiful , sexless artificiality of makeup and dress that mask the living , thinking being underneath - woman is ...
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... woman . It , however , more than any of the others , glorifies woman . " Whitman was revolutionary in glorifying not just one heroine , but a vast quantity of Schulley Bradley and Harold W. Blodgett , eds . , Leaves of Grass , Norton ...
... woman . It , however , more than any of the others , glorifies woman . " Whitman was revolutionary in glorifying not just one heroine , but a vast quantity of Schulley Bradley and Harold W. Blodgett , eds . , Leaves of Grass , Norton ...
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